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The Lord’s Prayer: Fill-in-the-Blank Practice

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Original sample for lords prayer fill in the blank: Lords Prayer, Matthew 6, prayer, passage, wording.

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Question 1
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Matthew 6:9: “Our ______ in heaven.” Our ______ in heaven.

Question 2
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Context check: The opening address uses this family word. Complete the sentence: Our ______ in heaven.

Question 3
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Matthew 6:9: “May your name be ______.” May your name be ______.

Question 4
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Context check: The WEB text uses this adjective. Complete the sentence: May your name be ______.

Question 5
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Matthew 6:10: “May your ______ come.” May your ______ come.

Question 6
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Context check: The petition names what may come. Complete the sentence: May your ______ come.

Question 7
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Matthew 6:10: “May your ______ be done.” May your ______ be done.

Question 8
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Context check: The petition uses this noun. Complete the sentence: May your ______ be done.

Question 9
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Matthew 6:11: “Give us our ______ today.” Give us our ______ today.

Question 10
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Context check: The WEB text uses this phrase for the requested provision. Complete the sentence: Give us our ______ today.

Question 11
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Matthew 6:12: “Forgive us our ______.” Forgive us our ______.

Question 12
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Context check: This translation uses the word debts. Complete the sentence: Forgive us our ______.

The prayer is shown as a Matthew 6 passage rather than as every church tradition’s liturgical wording.

Source: World English Bible (WEB), Matthew 6:9–13; public-domain translation. The page labels its translation and range.

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